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What tip is customary to leave in cafes/restaurants in Catalonia? Interested not only in Barcelona (I suspect it is the highest), but also in other cities of the region
What tip is customary to leave in cafes/restaurants in Catalonia? Interested not only in Barcelona (I suspect it is the highest), but also in other cities of the region
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Basically, in the tourist zones, the tip is included in the bill, if not, then, as in many countries, it is 10% of the bill. You have the right not to leave them at all.
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answered 5 years ago
AllOverTheWorld, I understand that you can not give, but for some reason you feel you should))
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answered 5 years ago
GurmeT, I repeat, if the tip is not included in the bill (you will see this either in the menu or in the bill itself), 10% will be enough
And by the way, in hotels, mustards, it is not customary to leave a tip (not only in Spain, but also in many European countries)
And by the way, in hotels, mustards, it is not customary to leave a tip (not only in Spain, but also in many European countries)
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answered 5 years ago
I thought it was about restaurants,
I personally did not come across restaurants with tips in Spain, only in Italy I met this,
besides, in Italy the maid at the hotel just squeezed tips out of us, so there is no need to round up for the whole of Europe, there are different situations everywhere
I personally did not come across restaurants with tips in Spain, only in Italy I met this,
besides, in Italy the maid at the hotel just squeezed tips out of us, so there is no need to round up for the whole of Europe, there are different situations everywhere
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answered 5 years ago
I mean cafes and restaurants.
I was just talking about hotels.
About tipping in a hotel, we were probably so lucky, especially in chain hotels, that we didn’t leave a tip, and if the management finds out that a tip was taken, then the staff will be fined (but this did not apply to restaurants, hotel bars). countries: Italy, Spain, Portugal, Andorra.
I was just talking about hotels.
About tipping in a hotel, we were probably so lucky, especially in chain hotels, that we didn’t leave a tip, and if the management finds out that a tip was taken, then the staff will be fined (but this did not apply to restaurants, hotel bars). countries: Italy, Spain, Portugal, Andorra.
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answered 5 years ago
"I understand that you can not give, but for some reason you feel you should))"
Sometimes they will feed you so much that you feel that they owe you extra money for such food. Under no circumstances should you feel the need to. There are countries where not tipping is not customary, but Spain is not one of them. We gave from 5 to 15% depending on how much you liked the place.
Sometimes they will feed you so much that you feel that they owe you extra money for such food. Under no circumstances should you feel the need to. There are countries where not tipping is not customary, but Spain is not one of them. We gave from 5 to 15% depending on how much you liked the place.
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answered 5 years ago
I constantly travel to Spain for work, though not to tourist places. The locals say that it is not customary to leave a tip (this is the north, Bilbao-Logroña), well, if there are coins left, you can leave them.
There was a case when we paid with a card and we didn’t have cash, we asked the waiter to add 20 Euros for tea to the bill (we don’t care - the company pays), he neighed and didn’t add anything.
It is my understanding that tipping 10% is the style of tourists in tourist spots.
There was a case when we paid with a card and we didn’t have cash, we asked the waiter to add 20 Euros for tea to the bill (we don’t care - the company pays), he neighed and didn’t add anything.
It is my understanding that tipping 10% is the style of tourists in tourist spots.
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answered 5 years ago
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